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    <p id="p1">While there is no African country of Zamunda, from which Coming to America's Prince Akeem hails, the movie had an impact on the continent when it was released in 1988 — particularly in South Africa, home to Nomzamo Mbatha, who makes her big studio debut in the sequel, premiering on Amazon on March 5.</p>

    <p> "So many people back home say Coming to America was the first time they'd been to a cinema," says Mbatha, 30, whose credits include the homegrown hit Tell Me Sweet Something, which earned her an Africa Movie Academy Award nom, and the telenovela iSibaya. "I remember going to get my work visa stamped into my passport. I went to the U.S. embassy in South Africa, and the lady at the counter is like, 'OK, Paramount. Which movie is it?' I said, 'Coming 2 America,' and she stopped, looked at me and said, 'Don't mess it up.' "</p>
        
    <p> Given her trajectory, that would have been unlikely. For the past few years, the actress' profile has been steadily rising, with roles as a U.N. Goodwill Ambassador and a brand ambassador — her new Puma collection, named Shandu (a tribute to her grandmother's clan) drops this month — while acting in movies and television on her home continent.</p>

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